QUESTAR III SUBJECT/TITLE INDEX P ART & MUSIC: BAROQUE ...

CHARLEMAGNE
QUESTAR III
CHARLEMAGNE: HOLY BARBARIAN
CHILDREN IN PERIL
2827 16mm motion picture reel, J-S, 26, C 2027 16mm motion picture reel, S, 22, C
By recreating a crucial turning point in Charlemagne's campaign to Examines the problems of child abuse today. Viewers visit several
subjugate the Saxons, this film shows two sides of the character of agencies and hospitals where victims are treated. Also discusses
a great leader: civilizer, and barbarian. (LCA, 1970) possible causes and methods of treating parents and legal
implications of child abuse. (GA, 1972)
CHECK IT OUT
3016 16mm motion picture reel, PJ, 25, C CHILDREN IN SPRING AND SUMMER
An introduction to the library. You might show it in the library 666 16mm motion picture reel, P, 11, C
before taking children on a general tour. You might show it in the With a little help from his friends, young Terry awakens viewers to
classroon before students begin a research project or to encourage the unique sights, smells, sounds and textures of spring and
them to look to the library for information and recreation. the summer. Students see that the spring and summer months bring
program and activities in this guide are also designed to help you changes in weather and the behaviors of people, plants, and
teach young people how to go about finding answers to their animals. Students discover that they can best increase their
questions-in the library. (AIT, 1983)
enjoyment and understanding of the world by becoming aware of
their everchanging environment. (EB, 1985)
CHEETAH
209 16mm motion picture reel, P-I, 11, C CHILDREN IN WINTER 2ND ED.
Shows the cheetah in action at speeds of 70 miles an hour; how 667 16mm motion picture reel, P, 11, C
they play, hunt, and raise their families. (EB, 1971)
What are some of the ways that plants, people, and animals adapt
to winter? Chipmunks hibernate, buffalo grow fur coats, trees shed
CHEMICAL CHANGES ALL ABOUT US
their leaves, and children build snowmen. Focusing on these and
1399 16mm motion picture reel, I-S, 14, C other adaptations, this film encourages children to carefully observe
Explains atoms and molecules, elements, mixtures and compounds, the winter season. (EB, 1986)
and illustrates many familiar chemical changes such as oxidation,
photosynthesis and digestion. (C, 1960)
CHILDREN OF THE COLONIAL FRONTIER
1661 16mm motion picture reel, I, 20, C
CHEMISTRY IN EVERYDAY LIFE
How a pioneer family struggles to survive in the Appalachian
3255 16mm motion picture reel, JH, 15, C wilderness of the 1760's. (MH, 1962)
An understanding of the composition, structure, and properties of
substances as well as the transformations they undergo helps us CHILDREN OF THE WAGON TRAIN
appreciate the astonishing science of chemistry. (EB, 1987)
1722 16mm motion picture reel, I, 18, C
Describes the route of the Oregon Trail and the motivation behind
CHEMISTRY IN NATURE
the westward movement. (MH, 1960)
2555 16mm motion picture reel, J-S, 16, C
This investigation into chemical changes takes us to Japan, where CHILDREN'S GARDENS
we visit a lake formed in a dormant volcano, and an active volcano. 1233 16mm motion picture reel, P-I/J, 9, CS
(CEF, 1974)
A group of children work under the guidance of adults to plan,
prepare, and cultivate their garden plots. Each required step is
CHEMISTRY MATTERS
shown: soil preparation, seed planting, and thinning, weeding,
3197 16mm motion picture reel, I, 17, C transplanting, and cultivating. Children comment on what they are
This documentary film presents fun experiments that can be easily doing. Finally, the harvest day arrives. (LUCERN, 1983)
duplicated in any classroom to demonstrate the properties of
mixtures and solutions, using common substances such as corn CHINA: CENTURY OF REVOLUTION−AGONIES OF NATIONALISM
starch, sugar cubes, gum balls, dry soup and vinegar. By watching 2812 16mm motion picture reel, S, 23
the film, students learn how to use the scientific process of Covers years 1800-1927. (FI, 1972)
experimenting-observing, recording and drawing conclusions-and
they learn safe lab procedures. (WD, 1987) CHINA: CENTURY OF REVOLUTION−COMMUNIST TRIUMPH AND
CONSOLIDATION
CHICK, CHICK, CHICK
2814 16mm motion picture reel, S, 20
580 16mm motion picture reel, P, 13, C Covers years 1945-1971. (FI, 1972)
About chicks, chickens, and the intense dreams of an old-fashioned
barnyard. Great Fun. (CH, 1975) CHINA: CENTURY OF REVOLUTION−ENEMIES WITHIN AND
WITHOUT
CHICK EMBRYO, THE: FROM PRIMITIVE STREAK TO HATCHING 2813 16mm motion picture reel, S, 25
2517 16mm motion picture reel, S, 13, C Covers years 1927-1944. (FI, 1972)
Demonstrates the development of a chick embryo during incubation
and its emergence from the shell. (EB, 1960) CHRISTMAS CAROL
CHICKAMAUGA
2196 16mm motion picture reel, J-S, 33
A poetic adaptation of Ambrose Bierce's fable on the horrors of
169 16mm motion picture reel, P-I, 26, C
Dicken's classic story−in an animated version. (GA, 1971)
CHRISTMAS CAROL, A
war. (MH, 1963) 170 16mm motion picture reel, P-J, 25, C
This is the classic Christmas tale of the regeneration of the miserly
CHILD MOLESTATION: A CRIME AGAINST CHILDREN
Scrooge, played by an excellent cast featuring Basil Rathbone.
1041 16mm motion picture reel, I-J, 13, C (C, 1962)
Without sensationalism or scare tactics, this straight forward film
tells the truth in a way the child can understand and gives young CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS NEAR AND FAR
viewers the confidence they need if they should ever be approached 171 16mm motion picture reel, P-I, 14, C
themselves. (AIMS, 1978) This warm, colorful story relates the origins of many of our
Christmas customs. (C, 1965)
CHILDREN IN AUTUMN 2ND ED.
665 16mm motion picture reel, P, 11, C CHRISTMAS EVERY DAY
As Kristy and her three friends wander through woods and gardens, 34 16mm motion picture reel, PIJS, 20, C
they see, taste, and touch the wonders of autumn. Their It's Christmas Eve about 100 years ago and young Tilly's father
adventures help students learn about how plants, animals, and arrives home from work with gifts and a crystal ornament for the
people adjust to autumn's cool weather, short days, and changing tree. According to legend the ornament holds a magical fairy with
food supply, students also discover the joys of observing seasonal the power to grant wishes. Tilly's request for Christmas to be every
changes. (EB, 1985) day is granted. See what happens then! (AB, 1988)
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